Google Glass not hit the market until 2014

In a radio interview, as reported by The Telegraph, Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google, has made ​​clear that marketing their augmented reality glasses will not start up within a year. That is, until 2014. Meanwhile, GoogleGlass, as amended Explorer Edition, has already begun to reach developers have ample scope to progress in their work.

The multinational search has been quite cautious in their development and it seems that Google Glass will also be on the issue of distribution to end users. For now, developers have started to receive the special edition Explorer, under tight control to prevent the device can be sold to third parties.

Although it was in April 2012 when Google presented their Project Glass, its augmented reality glasses, it was not until the developer conference, Google I / O, when it was announced that the version of Explorer, specially created for this group, their hands would in 2013. This has been, since last week, the first developers began to post videos on the net to show the main features of the Google Glass. In addition, we also know that the multinational has put canine conditions to prevent the device can be sold to third parties and leaving the environment of this group of professionals.

In 2014

The arrival of Google Glass to the public is another story since the own Eric Schmidt , chief executive of the company, has said it will have to wait a year for sale to the end user, ie until 2014. The reason is none other than the distribution of thousands of Google Glass among developers for use in the coming months with the idea of receiving a feedback from opinions and comments in order to make the appropriate changes before its commercial release.

For now, we are left with the data we already know. Google Glass will have a high resolution screen, equivalent to a 25-inch HD display at a distance of 2.44 meters. Given that allow photos and video, its 5 megapixel camera can record at 720p. The conduction of sound has the distinction of being bone and also has 12 GB internal storage, sync with Google Cloud. It also includes two sets of data: Bluetooth (compatible with any terminal with this technology) and Wi-Fi b and g.Finally, your battery, that in a "typical use" can last up to a full day. Along with the glasses come included a charger with micro USB cable.